Review: Bury National Treasure

[schpydurx]

Anti-American wackos and conspiracy theorist alike beware: though seemingly real, the content of this movie is pure fiction (make-believe for those of you in Huntsville). Nicolas Cage plays Ben Gates, of a long family lineage who, if traced back far enough, can be found to be the descendants of a carriage boy that served the last living Founding

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[snapper521]

I liked it... I agree it was not one of Nicholas Cage's best performances but it was good.

I am currently on the look out for a copy (preferably wide screen collectors) of Lord of War. I would like to see it again both to compare it to what I remember to see if I have merely "shined" it up in my memory or if it truly was as good as I remember... but also for collections sake. It's also a bit personal. Its stupid but owning that movie will perhaps in some way honor Peter. *looks away* :-)

And watching it will trigger many good memories of Chris.

Neither of my parents have seen it... so I wish to change that fact. Neither of them may like it (though I suspect my dad will) but I would still like them to see it.

Oh yeah -- and Dad thought National Treasure was stupid. :-) I condensed and paraphrased but thats the jist.

[schpydurx]

You dad is a wise man.

National Treasure: Dad

[snapper521]

Yes. He is. Quiet perhaps, but very smart. And never went to college... instead he went into the military and got his qualifications that way.